Wild Hogs
Action • PG-13 • 2007 • 1 hr 40 min
Starring
Tim Allen, John Travolta, Martin Lawrence, William H. Macy, Ray Liotta
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Surprisingly good Dad mid-life crisis comedy. Writers did great job with great cast and allowed each to shine in what could have been hokey
The chemistry between the leads is great here & most of the jokes land. There are some cringy ones, but the positives outweigh them.
A good comedy showing how ‘grown-ups’ don’t grow up. 😁
Very recommendable comedy & the best film made with Travolta & Allen, since Saturday Night Fever & any Toy Story! Exceptional performances!
A good family comedy I’d recommend everyone watches at least once, if you didn’t watch it again I wouldn’t be surprised to hear though.
Like expendables without the action. Very funny writing, and actors you know.
Loved this when I was younger love it now, it’s funny and an enjoyable story
I don't care what anyone says, this movie makes me giggle like an idiot. Cause bears don't eat s**t! 😂😂
Boring. It’s mid-life crisis, the movie. Maybe I’ll enjoy it when I’m older.
Every joke is dead on arrival, cast is completely wasted and worst of all it’s boring
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